LEARNING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH DRAMATIC ARTS’ REAL IMAGINATION

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Piarnpilas Piriyaphokanont
Sarawuth Pinthong

Abstract

The article aims to present the method of the Learning Process Development through Dramatic Arts’ Real imagination. It is a qualitative study by reviewing related documents such as concepts, learning theories, drama theory, etc. To analyze data by content analysis. The results showed; Dramatic art is a medium that reflects the artistry and imagination of the creator concretely. It can develop learning processes through touchable imagination by Dramatic Art as follows: 1) Preparation of learning process through drama. 2) Step into the lesson by drama production. 3) The step of evaluation learning is by assessment or a test. 4) Improvement and development by analyzing the results of the assessment. In addition, the key factor that affects learning by dramatic art is a teacher as a learning manager. While they must possess the essential qualities of communication skills and creativity.

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